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A Gustavian manor in Uppland woodland
Gimo Herrgård is described as Sweden's first Gustavian manor, a family-owned, four-star house set among the forests of northern Uppland, with Lake Gimosjön and open meadows close by. Its 18th century buildings are close to both Uppsala and Stockholm, and the manor has hosted weddings for more than 250 years. It has 85 rooms and suites with 150 beds in total, and a Sjöstugan SPA Lounge by the lake, with hot springs, a sauna, a bathing jetty, a bar and a glass lounge with panoramic views.
Weddings can be civil or church, with several indoor and outdoor spots on the grounds for the ceremony, and Walloon churches nearby. Dinner takes place in the manor's dining rooms: the Herrgårdsmatsalen seats up to 96 at long tables, and the restored Royal Dining Room upstairs looks over the park. A garden tent behind the manor takes up to 180 guests, and the winter garden in the old stables turns into a nightclub after dinner. Guests can arrive by Rolls Royce limousine, horse-drawn carriage, helicopter or rowing boat. The manor has its own sommelier and a wedding coordinator, and menus can be composed from a Mix and Match selection or created with the head chef.
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